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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

| LONDON, Dot 13.-All the evidence
 was submitted in the MItchellstoGn n ques. yesterday, and She jury returned a verdict charging Head Coustsbie H.gR and five policemen with murder.
 SAN FRANCrsco. Oct. 13-The trial O! Robert F. Morrow on the charge of jury bribing. commenced ID Judge Sullivan Court this morning. snd the session WAS devoted to selecting jury.
 SAN FRANCISCO. October 13.-Js~. McC0rd, ex-supsrinte3dentO of ;he Sa, | tier Street Railroad arrived here ou tLe overland train to-day, and VIII GpPecs lr. Judge SullIvGn's court t5is sftC uO1C C., trial ou the charge oi jury bribins. CHICAGO, October 13-Whest. each, G95i, November, 7O5a; Corr, 4lls. Nov. 4I9-16.
 NEW YORK. October 13.-Mo9sy i W ,. Bar sIlyes9jls.
 LIVERPOOL. Octnber 13-Whea, ! winter and spring, 6s 8 !.
 KANSAS CITY, October 13.-Tne Pros l iieo.ial party set out n csrrlsgs5 tEi- morning, amI1 cheers Of the uulii-uja. aud made tb-ir Vhy through the C!.y until the highest altitude vas reached and from there GTe or six square miles oi railroad yards could be seen, As tle carriage appeared on the brow of the hil every loc5,lotise Of the fifteen reads tl- ;eriLg here, opened ths'r whistles al screamed E salute, Returning they made short tour of the exposit;o- building, and from there they prcCeelpj . 50 the site of th, projected |. II. C. A. building. where the President perform
 he cereIdOny If laying the corner stCUe
 SANTA Rosa. Oct. l3-Nrs A. J. Cham berlaiD, treasurer. submitted her snnusi report to She convention Of the W. C. T. U. this mOrui0g, showing the reCelpt- 70 be Sl. .9SO, disbursements. Sl.97l. Mfs Churchill, president, delivered the au- nuai address, and was reelected prts,- dent by uI srIuous vote, after Vh ct the convention t-Ck rscasE Ja.,l s;,.- noon.
 PrTIsBURG. Ps.. O. f3 -Attii. .---,.- ings' session C., thG &G.- Icar BsuS. Association. the GCwIuHtIn. e rrUI.t-, reported list oi prop s-d Otl rrs for the ensuing year, The tIoket Was he sd ed by the name Ci LJ.an c. Musrsy. of New York, frr president. Paper, CT various subjects We're read by i.frrer. members Ct the organization.
 OTTAWA, Oct. 13.-Tte Onta-ic. C.u .. governments here Is in reCC, ,lt. .5 tr,.c. from Sitks which Coctsin bTief u. derstood io have been prepared ID Nost ington and filed Iu court ss SI,ka Dy < M. Delaney, counsel for the Uurs. States. The lstter's claim of exC!usiy, dominion over Behring Seq. as broush on during existing seal fisheries dispUt,. Heianey takes thi- position: BehF,r Sea IS not pOrtiCn Ot tte open CT LI-' se but IS inland wl,er. cut of frcm th. ocean and essentially land locked.
 NEW YORK, October I3-TEe stssrner Newport. from Aspinwell. havug O; board the remains of the late General Fitzpatrick, srryej this morning. The body will Oe lad to rest in The T. :. Cemetery at West Point.
 NEW YORK, Oct. B The steamer City ot Pueblo, of the Alexandria lIne. ba been sold to the Pacific Mail Steamship company. The steamer City of A;iGaig | has been chartered to take her place oD | the New York and Mexican line.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
No;Ics or Commuts d Homestead
 Proof.
 fHoN-sTEAD RATIFICATION No. 5.s J.s. LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS. A. IT.. Oct. i-. I---

NCTIrE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI -HL ~ folI12'- .rl1ied --ttl q h1.- al-l roI-- f hs mt t1o7 'u make hnal proof tr s..Elr- .- h-s c!ni-l. ard th-t sad proof VI li ba ll...a '- lore tu- h-.f--.- ard E-CrIysr zr Luess r Dr O. 70 2lst day or SuT. l7,1. viz; Frank Pett ,l... o, O-BCie. A. or ne Stit of >N aud SNs "f -s. Seq -N, frd " !. NEii Sec. a. iorusi.l g. . k.rge, V l--t, c"ut6iIla- go Hcres. He l l-es rE- fIiloEIu- virnssscs Co prove -4- oonuuU1. re-ideuce upon, aEd Cult4 vs-sHl CT, sad la. V.E.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct 13 The steamer City o' Pueblo, of the Alexandria hre. ba been sold to the Pacific Mail Steamship company. The steamer City of AsiGaig has been chartered to take her place oD the New York and Mexican line.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

LoDI. Ocl1Ser 1.-The business part of Lodi is blrued. Ile fire started st l2:l5 lr Martin G Rlilsrd's blaming mil, srd it ,.s nl6er c1U'rol at l. It sss checked by tLe Grsnger's Union fire proof budding and tho explosion of powder. Total loss sbsut S25.000; in- surance. S7.lC0.
 PETALUMA. October U.-The wife of Manuel Gomez. on San Antonio Creek. left her four r,outbs old child in the crs- de attended by it's little brother, and went out into the yard for some purpose when the little boy ligh.ed a candle and set fire to ihe cradle and baby. The mother rushed t0 its assistance bu: the baby was so bsdlg barned it died this morning.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. October ll.-Msyor Pond to-day held @ consultation with the attorneys for the prosecution of R. F. Morrow. charged with embrscery. snd stated tha. fl they bought snothsr attorney necessary n She prosecuti O. the case be would appoint enc. or all ot them tc choose one and if the city would
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

NEW YORK, October 13-TEe stsgfner Newport. from Aspinwsll, havug O. board the remains of the late General Kilpstrick, srryei this morning. The body will Oe lad to rest in The T. :. Cemetery at West Point.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

have the honor Co IBiorm you tha. yesterday there was combat with s strcug p,rty 0, sT1FgleTs at a point known gs Hli-cuchass. uesr the Rancho NiPi". There were captured eighteen large bsles of goods and tWo small ones. and eight hCrsss md three oarbines. Three If the smuZEiers were killed, one of whom wG= the vcii-known bandit Pedro SBlas. Cf the Rancho de Gloria. Two of my men were killed.
 (Slg1e5) E. J. AYES,
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@ur. 0Baina u gphn.

unfere 6atptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb UNI foldes frif9 ur6
gut 3u erlangen, fam man unm6gli9
einer 5uperIdffgsren Marft finbeu, als
ben bon Wm. polling & @obn, No.
511 gpe. 6. 9ie 9erren baben benz
Gef1mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ges
trageu un6 in ibrem gtablihement cine
talte 9uftmaf9ine erri6tet, uelde allen
Mnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung f6dbli6er Snsrebiensen bes
GIeii1es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdn'
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
@orratb bon Waftbieb, aus ueldem
rur bas Bette fiir lire Gunbsn sepdblt
tuiro. Wer reef bebient fem nil, Der
beIu1e ben Wartt, SO. 511
Avenue 6. 1.10t1i
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2,179 I'm getrass bon s5S5.oQ
~ Gnfraeen fur Assnteas foDir Hatsp|
fur GIubs f6nnen uur In Der Ofiist Ia Heb
Orleans seaadt perben.
Btse na6ersr aastaaft f9rsibs man beulIl4
Gun idide gsle bur4 %efaf q ..
ten, GrpreB Wcnen Orber, Rem Gozi
DeHIel ouf Neip Orleans.
Bntfe NIT gurrenfh unberdnoert per grprt5
Bir tablfu eyprebfofeu.
DR.. q. Daupttn,
Rep 0rIsdns E
Wan aorefFrs rssiRrirte Drisis an bk
Netr Orleons Roticnal Bonl,
Hep OrItans, Ga.
Gbmarb @ eore, M8enf,
a2l deeauia STRIDE, San antoniS. fkrns
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Yro9tattttt E
fiir bic
Sangerfef -Goneerte.

Iefts9 irigent Carl Sed.
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6. S. Maler,

90 : 6 ommeree n s e,
bdlt elm sroBes unb iebr gerpdblte 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeauT,
8iIberrabmen unb Self n,
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialien
aller Mrt. Garben unb anftreis
der W aterialien, Defenders
8 banners fertile gemi9te
Garben, bic beffen unb b%iligffen i'm
Martte, biz utter boiler @arantie per'
fauft tperben. Sen 4 T. unb g b e.
geIgIas uHb anbere In bieies Sad
i1lagenbe Nrtifel; tuDrin Serr Miaer
bas gr6Bte Eager I'M Weifen beg Staa'
tes bat. Auftrdse aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt aussefibrt.
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Man tergeGe ni0t,

bab bic eesenpart ber Generate Deaureea<b
unb Garth, inter beren auiii9t bic 8iebuneen
Der eouiiiana Stantslotterie Rattfnben, cine
faere Bfrgi9aft bafir siebt, bab BET bieier
0eIegenbeit Niles orbnangsgemd6 Dor fi4
hab bic gbaufen fir Stben elei9 finb lnb
Aismanb erratbeu fam, peI9e Hummer gss
pinnen pirb.
81 bebente iernsr, bas bic Anssah.
lung Der @epinne bon bier Hatteudk
banten sarantirt 1T, unS bae bic 9ooIt bon
BEN prdfStntsn siues Sniitufs unter3eidnst
fnb, beFen berbriefte ReAte bon ben bo4aeu
6eriGtsb6ien anerfannt pOroea fab. Maa
bite fu2 baber Dor oIen Quf 3hufdguza bft
PsibNsmxS Hssgatfsa Mud dBmuuBeh
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SIS GBproHps-28 Nltos-16 3enors
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MbidieoszG Oncert bes Teitordeiters
I'M SpernbanIe,


5onntag g, IL. April, 8 l1br abbs.
l., Oupertilre gu rOberon", 6. 90. b.
Weber Sets r9efter.
g., 8ioIins@oncert in D (erfer Sab:
Allegro non troppo), 8. b. Beet
bo~ben---..-Sr. Sbeobpr Gourant.
g., Serenabe Cop. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto vivace, Wal3er,
Mari9), Sob. 0olfmann. .Strei6s
inffrumente.
A., 8ioIoneeu= Solo .--.6err 6. 8eper
(pon WiIpaufee).
s., 3itber $ Solo ySraumbiIber", San.
tafie bon 8. 6. 2umbpe. 49, Serr
8. 8ahmann.
g., Ouberiure au sSannbduier", Bid.
Wagner. Sets r9efer.
-3pif6enpaufe.-
T., Ouberture su .Gemiramis", O.
Hoffini $500. Sets r9efter.
g., a. Srdumerei, Sob. S1umarr,
b. 2iebeslieo, Saubert,
....-.... Strei1inftrumente.
g., rSie tiirtii9e S9aarma@e" (Sou.
bib, bas Nrts u1b Mbriidet elmer
tiirtifden patrouiIe barffellenb),
Sb. Mi9aelis. ..--.G Sets r6efisr.
TO-. Ouuerture gu Sell" DO.
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- 2aBt gu1 niGt tdufden bur@
niebere preiie fir Mrbeit. wel6e better
als irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tuirb,
fonbern Derfigt gu6 nod all o.
10 / g pbOtographii9em gteIier, no
gu9 quite unb 3ufrieoenfeaeube arbeit
3u rtlr reelem preiie sarantirt wirb.
Alb, gat 6oufton StraBe.
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g tpeiterS he'll:

s., r&apmon5"sO uberture. u. Sbomas.
g., gabatina aus rSaufaf" BON 8aIfe.
SoIo fir Srombone, borgetragen
bon Srn. Germ. Braun (Gbieaso).
T., &~scitatib, Gapatine, Miierere unb
Nrie q. b. rSroubabout". -8etbi.
g., 8ruBe Gantafie aus MeDerbeer's
nSugenOtten" $3.50 oienfraus.
Sritter She'll:
g., SntrOouction & Gbor aus benz 3icn
Itt bon ~2obengrin" 81. Wagner.
TO-, wSDoropaten"z @alser. s. 8unal.
H., Sin Grans fir 8a6us". MenseI.
H., Gbampagner: 8aIopp. -. 2umbpe.
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alusbertamf unb Neme gSaaren

s m @inbereIIaS 1ubsStor
gde S%ouitunftraBe & Npe. 6
tperben ane Miuteri9ube fir Samen
unb 2inber, fir 9erren unb 9naben
gum abfoIuten 6 oenprei e
ausberfaut. Dies tit feline bIoBe
Mnfiinbiguag. um Reflame su MAIDEN,
fonbern bic preiie finb faftif6 beoeus
ten6 berabgeiebt porben, uouoa Sober
fid ii~beraeugen fcan.
SIN Cinderella Sdubfore finb bic
rieuert lei6teren S9ubiorten fir ben
Sommer bereits ei~ngetrofen unb fos
tpobl in Oamen,6 9uben tpie slippers
1T cine poraiigIi6e 9asuabl porbanbeu.
Wiemanb iolte anbersmo, oils i'm Gin
berela S6ubffore taufen.
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GartenzG ancert hes Sets rdejters
tn g8m, Mntb'S @artcn,

Sonntag, ben II. April,
$50 ubr Na9mittass.
Grfer She'll.
l., Oubertlire gu yWaianieuo", @uber.
g., Walbb6rner.S Solo, porgetragen bon
ben 9erren Sui. Spbnf9er, u. Sos
bile (gbicago), 81. @rotb unb Wm.
Sabelotp (New OrIeans).
g., rGortuna" Gonsert Shoitiid, 6r.
9bt (arrang. BON Nler. 8. 2ubpig).
a., Nadruf an Carl Maria b. Meber,
8roBe Sautaiie BON 6. 6. Bad.
3weiter SbeiI.
s., Ouberture 3u ~Si@ter unb Bauer
BON Suppe.
g., Marf1 u. @bor aus Der v3auber'
f6te"-W. u. Mpsart.
T., 2ieb u. Quartet aus D&igoletto".
g., @robe Gantafie aus Meperbeer's
npropbet", Wiepre9t.
Sritter She'll.
g., 6adeltan3 (B-dur), M~sperbeer.
TO-, rSie poft i'm WalbeA, 6olopiece
fir Gornet BON S9aefer, borgetras
gen bon u. gobe (MfiImaufee).
H., uSaub in 9anb", polfasWsa3urs
ia bon 2atan.
r., &6nis &arI Mari6. BON unratb.
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ilnabertrefflide anaiebuusl
ueber cine Babe aainiuu psrIoof.
0oui1iaua State QOtterp en-

Gieitg Snlfttut murDE TN 5G4re 1893 fA1
er,iebuuas. rab MobItbdtisteiis Bbtzf
Der Sta6tsIkeisIatnr Iir ben Beiirduss bin
fiufnubspdn5ig S1brsn aefetIi4 ta<orportx{
NIT sinens RntltnI boii 81 000, 900, ju bs[3tn
ne ieister einen Wsierhefoub bon $3.50, 900 fin
ausefagt bat. Dur9 ein ibsrf9peusIi4e1
koturn ipurDen ihre @e9ts elm &bed Der g<geus
~pdrtigen Staatsecufitutiou,~ dngtuomnseu an
2. December 1879.
Sire aro6en Biekuuseu bon etn8ek
uen Xummern fin6en monatIi& had.
NiemaIs pirb cine Siehuus berf3oben. uan
Ieie aa9folsenben plan.
Grp6e ntpnatliAt 3itbrng
IN bsr aeabsHt Of Mufic, Saeu OrIeaue,
Dienftas ben 10. Msai 1887.
100000 9idets 3u $40 iebes.
Rolks AZ giuftef 90. 2ehnfcf A.
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@roBer
Safngnttst Dau
q -
Sonnabenb Den is. Mpril 1887
- in Der ~


Die Baumuiit pirb bon Dem aus 40 Sn'
iirumentcn bsisbenben 6ef.Or4efsr un'
ter Oirettion beS Germ GarI Bed s%eliefert.
Nltr 200 8iaette ;nrn 8erfaitf.
Die giuste iinS bon iebt ab ;u bubeu bel ben
unter,.i@nsten aOmite MiisIieoern:
Col. ". 8eltnup, goriiber
eieut. Sideh,
eitut. R~ombousb,
Gr. Mabor Sas. 8. Grend),
6. s. Miusr,
Maior saeob Wdlber,
@bas. $uso,
Or. SrueIas,
@apt. Badger,
Capt. Green,
Col. greHon,
W. aratauer,
Gerb. SerH.
8. Rurnann,
81. Sbaben,
&. eaeofe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
Patch Grove.

The harvest is past, the summer is
ended, the flies are disappearing and
housekeeping is at hand.
We are glad to note that our genial
postmaster patch" has returned, with
his eyes very much benefited. Much
praise is due his wife for the very faith
full manner in which she attended to
business during his absence.
The married men, who went counting
this week from "Patch Grove" have all
returned safe except Rev. Mr.. Jefferson,
who ended his counting days with 3
wedding, and congratulations are now
in order for Mr.. George Robertson and
wife. She has been for two years a
teacher is this village, and she will be
very welcome among us again.
Mr.. John Lewis has bought the house
formerly owned by Mrs. Hosmer, and
has set up housekeeping.
The merchants complain of dull times,
but it is all on account of having so
much rain, but now we have had one
week of fair weather, which the farmers
are improving in digging their potatoes,
which is proving to be very fine crop.
Miss Nellie Murphey has closed her
fall term of school. and has given such
good satisfaction that the school board
have decided to employ her for the
winter term.
"Uncle Samuel Scott" has gone to
Nebraska to visit his children there.
Miss Alice Bailie is visiting friends in
Dakota. Will Bailie, after years res
idence out West, has returned sick of the
country. He thinks now that he will be
contented to stay at home.
Moses Lewis and wife are made hap
Ply over the arrival of little boy at their
home, and the father is so pleased that
he has gone West TO buy farm for
him.
The Bloomington Congregational
church is about to lose its pastor. All
regret the necessity that led to the
resignation of Rev. M. Smith. He ex-
poets to leave next week for Schenectady
Co., N. Y.
On the evening of Oct. 5, the young
people of Blake's Prairie church met at
the parsonage in Bloomington, and pre-
sented Mrs. Smith with purse of money,
and on the evening of the 18th, the older
members of the church and other friends
met at the same place and presented
their pastor and wife with six silver
teaspoons and three large silver table,
spoons as token of their regard.
There is new barber shop l2x16 #.
in Patch Grove, and the Patch Grove
'jeweler is putting up a new shop
14x20 it., and we expect great things
of him now. RUBY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
Little Grant.

Miss Cook visited relatives here and
in Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pendleton
visited Ed. o. Pendleton, of Mt. Hope
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott visited friends in
Bloomington.
Trice Hammond is having a well
drilled.
Mr.. and Mrs. DUNG, of Mt. Ida VS.
tied their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Troll
lope of Little Grant and MIR. and Mrs.
James Peacock of Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Wiley and fam
lily, of Lancaster, visited Ed. o. Pendle-
ton, of Mt. Hope last Sunday. Mrs.
Wiley visited here last week.
Mrs. b. Hamer, Rebecca and Hattie
Hamer, and Mrs. I. Pendleton, called
on Mrs. Hamer's daughter Mrs. Fra
zier of Bloomington last Thursday, it
being the fifth anniversary of Mrs. Fra
zier's wedding day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
JAMES MORGAN,
$50, ass, 800, East Water ST.,
MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
SALE

State Of Wisconsin,, County e. Grant, --ss, In
| Circuit Corrt
d. B. wilkinson, guardian ~ Geo. Wilkinson,
| an insane person, Plaintiff, vs.. Daniel Chilson
and Lilly NJ Chilson his wife aud James V
Gardner and II. S. Bayley. Defc%iants.
| Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
! IN pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure anc
| order OF sale rendered at regular term OF The
Circuit Court for Grant county, Wisconsin, he ID
/ in the Court House in the city OF Lancaster L
| said county on the nth day of September A d.
| 1886, and the time allowed by law for redemption
/ having expired and no redemption having been
| made therein. will, on the 5th day of Novem-
Der A. d. 1887 at one O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day at the front door Of the Court House
| in the city OF Lancaster. Grant County Wis
consin, offer FOR sale and sell at public auction
TO the highest and best bidder or bidders there
| for for cash the following described lands in
Grant County, Wisconsin, viz
TIE south half OF the southwest quarter OF
| section twenty-three town Ave north range two
west The west half Of northeast quarter OF
all that part of southwest quarter OF southeast
quarter OF said section lying west OF the Big
Platte river being about twenty-four acres. Also
a three-cornered piece of land in the northwest
corner OF the northwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section 26, town 5, north range two
west. Said land being 80 rods on mort hern
| boundary and hfty 500 rods on western bound
AIRY, and containing five acres. Also three
cornered piece OF land in northwest corner Of
southeast quarter OF northwest quarter section
20, town 5, north range, two west, the northern
boundary of said piece being "a rods and the
western boundary being A. rods. Also all the
| northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section 26 town 5, north Of range two, west, ex-
cepting piece Of land in southeast corner OF
said forty, lying south and east OF the following
line, viz: commencing at point on the eastern
boundary OF said forty 30 rods north OF the south
east corner OF said forty, thence west 26 rods
thence southwesterly TO the southern boundary
OF said forty at point "a rods [eastl Of the
south corner Of said forty all in Grant county
Wisconsin, or so much thereof as shall be
sutp cient to raise the amount due the plaintiff
for principal interest and costs at the date Of
sale together with the costs and expenses Of
sale
Dat dSherif's office, Lancaster, Wis, Sept
10, A D. 1887.
JOHN DOLPHIN, Sheriff,
Grant County Wisconsin.
W. II. Beebe, Plaintiffs attorney. postofice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
Death OF Louis Frechette.

Louis Frechette died at Aurora
springs, Missouri, on Sunday, Oct. 2,
1887. Deceased was born at Potosi
Wis, July IS. 1856 In the year 1871
he apprenticed to R. B. Rice, editor OF
the Grant County Democrat, to learn
the printers trade, in this city, and was
much valued employee on that paper
up to the time it suspended publication.
The writer has in mind an instance
when Lou was presented with gold
(printer's) "stick" by his employer for
meritorious work and trustworthiness
From the Autogram, newspaper pub.
lished at Tuscumbia, Missouri, we take
the following: ''Mr. Frechette was
married to Miss Alice Melmo Nov. 10,
1888. He suffered much bodily afflic.
ton for about eight years prior to his
death, first with pulmonary troubles,
from which he recovered by going to
Colorado about eight years ago. He
was also afflicted with drcpsy of the
stomach and bowels from which he
received no relief in the far west. Two
months ago he. with his wife and infant
child, Fred, came to Aurora Springs.
He was devoted Christian gentleman
- member of the Catholic Church.
Father Dick, of California, visited him
before his death. Mr.. Frechette was a
man of bright intellect, and realizing
that be could not long bear his afflic-
ton, gave his relatives and friends the
glad assurance that he had already laid
up his treasure in heaven and that he
was going to enjoy it. His aged mother
Mrs. Eulolie Frechette, with his devoted
widow and his sister, Mrs. Evans. with
large concourse of sympathising
friends, laid his body last Monday
evening in the Eldon cemetery to await
that day when time shall be no more, y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
Hickory Grove and Marion.

Mr.. Richard Sammons will be 'jolly
miller. He intends to engage in tn,
business as soon as his health will al
low.
Miss Caroline Brechler has again left
our midst. She has gone to visit rel
atives in Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. Robert Miller, formerly residing
near Atlanta, has returned "for his
health to his old home.
Mr.. Frank Hill is now learning the
cooper trade. Frank is a bright young
man and is sure to have success.
Mr.. Bernard Bartholomew is now
studying gospel.
Miss Mary Gutweiler is going to Ne
braska 10 visit relatives, and will not
return until spring.
Mr.. Jos. Munns has sold out also,
intending to go to Nebraska, where he
will engage in the furniture business
with Mr.. Mark Wood.
OLD MAID.